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National report critcises Indonesians for being anti-gay

National report critcises Indonesians for being anti-gay

2014-06-25
The National Report on the LGBT Community Dialogue has documented widespread instances of abuse, discrimination and rights violations.
International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHOT) 2014 in Asia

International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHOT) 2014 in Asia

2014-05-15
The International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHOT) is the largest annual LGBT solidarity action and will take place on May 17th 2014. This years theme is 'Free Expression', and there's loads of events in the region, so find one near you to join.
Indonesian Qur’an school for transgender women reopens

Indonesian Qur’an school for transgender women reopens

2014-04-24
The school, the first of its kind in the world’s most Muslim populated country, was closed when its f...
AJEG SaJaN | Bali Pride 2014 is on February 9

AJEG SaJaN | Bali Pride 2014 is on February 9

2014-01-20
Bali Pride 2014 will be held on Segara and Semawang Beach in Denpasar, Bali on February 9.
Young Indonesian lesbians struggle with the pressure to marry

Young Indonesian lesbians struggle with the pressure to marry

2013-09-05
Many lesbians in Indonesia feel the pressure to marry, and like many others in less accepting societies around the world, many consider marrying a gay man, but is it a way to solve their marriage problems? Kate Walton, who works for a national women's organisation in Jakarta, explores the issue.
Book review: Island of Demons

Book review: Island of Demons

2011-05-31
Nigel Collett reviews Island of Demons, a fictional account of the life of Walter Spies, a gay Russian-born German artist, choreographer, musician and natural historian, who moved to Yogyakarta and later Bali where he had left a profound influence on local painters and the evolution of the modern ketjak dance before he was arrested as part of a crackdown on homosexuals in 1938.
Being gay, Muslim and Indonesian

Being gay, Muslim and Indonesian

2009-09-30
Although homosexuality is not punishable by law in Indonesia, many gay Indonesians experience personal conflict and face condemnation from religious leaders. Hera Diani writes in The Jakarta Globe.

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